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Not sure who told you that, but they definitely work. The SPL Parts rear camber arms have +/- 10 degrees of adjustment which is far more than you would ever
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Not sure who told you that, but they definitely work. The SPL Parts rear camber arms have +/- 10 degrees of adjustment which is far more than you would ever need. I have them on my 370Z and love them. Adjusting your rear camber will also affect the toe though. The rear toe bolts will probably be good enough to get the toe back in specs as well but as long as you are shipping stuff from the US, you might as well throw some SPC Performance toe bolts in there as they are cheap and will allow you to get another +/- 3 degrees of toe adjustment. I did not need the toe bolts, but I keep my rear camber around -2.0 for the street.
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